Zivert

Yulia Dmitrievna Zivert (Russian: Юлия Дмитриевна Зиверт, born as Yulia Dmitrievna Sytnik (Russian: Юлия Дмитриевна Сытник); 28 November 1990), known professionally as Zivert, is a Russian singer, songwriter and model. Her career started in 2017 after she released first singles "Chak" and "Anestesia". She gained international fame in 2018 with her single "Life". Zivert's most known singles includes "Life" (2018), "YATL" (2020), "Mnogotochiya" (2020) and "Egoistka [it]" (2024). She has served as a coach on the television singing competition The Voice Russia (2024). Yulia Dmitrievna Zivert was born on 28 November 1990 in Moscow. During her childhood, she has lived for a five years in Odesa, Ukraine. Her father is of Ukrainian and Romani descent, while her mother, who is originally from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, is of German and Polish descent. She described music as her childhood dream since she used to make home concerts almost every day. From 2022 to 2023 she lived in Bali, Indonesia. In 2017, Zivert signed with the record label Pervoye muzykalnoye [ru]. Her debut single called "Chak" was released in her YouTube channel on 1 April 2017. Her second single "Anestesia" was released on 15 September the same year with video being released on 17 January 2018. On 6 April 2018 the singer released her first extended play, titled Siyay. A total of 4 tracks were included: "Yeshcho khochu", "Zelenyye volny", "Siyay" and "Okean". On 12 March 2019, a music video for the song "Life", was premiered on YouTube. It became the second most searched single in Russia on Shazam in 2019, took the first line of the most popular tracks of 2019 according to Yandex Music and second place in the ranking of the most listened tracks in Russia according to Apple Music. The video was filmed in Hong Kong. In September 2019, she released her debut album Vinyl #1; since then, the singer has gone on to release multiple hit singles. On 3 February 2020, Russian media reported that Zivert was shortlisted for Russia's internal selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2020, later apparently finishing second behind Little Big. On 24 February, although she chose not to comment directly on whether the reports were true, the singer admitted that she was pleased to hear that Russian broadcaster was considering her name and stated that she was ready to cancel gigs in order to compete in 2020 if she got selected. In 2021, Zivert was one of nine artists rumoured to be shortlisted acts for Russia's selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021, but ultimately was not chosen for the televised final. Latvian Music Producers Association began publishing monthly Airplay charts in November 2019 and their charts are taken into consideration for Latvian Airplay peaks from November 2019 to March 2021. No charts were published by LaIPA from March 2021 to January 2023, but as they confirm to use Radiomonitor data from January 2023, the additional unavailable peaks from before this period are also from Radiomonitor data, used until January 2023 when both LaIPA and TopHit began publishing Latvian Airplay charts. Since none of Zivert's singles from January 2023 peaked at LaIPA chart, but multiple songs peaked on TopHit, from that date only TopHit is taken into consideration. Since both FDR Media and TopHit are official airplay chart providers in Ukraine, in the peaks list, it is taken into consideration on which list a given song has been ranked higher. Kuchnikov, Artem (3 March 2020). "Zivert объяснила значение клипа «Credo» и поделилась мнением о Майкле Джексоне" [Zivert explained the meaning of the "Credo" music video and shared her opinion on Michael Jackson]. TNT Music (in Russian). Retrieved 9 March 2025. DiGiacomo, Frank (17 December 2020). "Global Smashes And Local Stars: The Top Acts In 10 Countries". Billboard. Archived from the original on 2 February 2025. Retrieved 8 March 2025. Shevtsov, Aleksandr (28 November 2024). "Певица Zivert высказалась о личной жизни в честь 34-летия" [Singer Zivert has spoken out about her personal life in honour of her 34th birthday]. Pravda.ru (in Russian). Retrieved 10 March 2025. Kopnina, Natal'ya (6 April 2018). "Юлия Zivert: «Мой лейбл — «Первое Музыкальное», который делает для меня очень много!»" [Julia Zivert: "My label is "Pervoye muzykalnoye", which does a lot for me!"]. MoskoNews (in Russian). Retrieved 8 March 2025. "От стюардессы до популярной российской певицы: Юлия Зиверт и её жизнь" [From flight attendant to popular Russian singer: Yulia Zivert and her life]. RegionSamara.ru (in Russian). 7 March 2019. Retrieved 8 March 2025. "Юля Зиверт покорила Apple Music и iTunes за новогодние праздники" [Yulia Zivert conquered Apple Music and iTunes over the New Year holidays]. Cosmopolitan Russia (in Russian). 11 January 2019. Retrieved 8 March 2025. "Zivert станет новым наставником в шоу «Голос»" [Zivert will be the new mentor on The Voice]. RBK Group (in Russian). 3 December 2023. Retrieved 9 March 2025. "Названо имя нового члена жюри шоу «Голос»" [The name of the new jury member of show The Voice has been announced]. News.ru [ru] (in Russian). 3 December 2023. Retrieved 10 March 2025. Filippov, Vyacheslav (24 January 2024). "Скандал на шоу «Голос»: почему хотят убрать Зиверт, при чем тут Пугачева" [Scandal on the show The Voice: why they want to remove Zivert, what does Pugacheva have to do with it]. News.ru [ru] (in Russian). Retrieved 9 March 2025. Mitrofanova, Anna (28 November 2024). "«Всё еще не замужем»: певица Zivert в день 34-летия рассказала о личной жизни" ["Still single": Singer Zivert opened up about her personal life on her 34th birthday]. The Voice Mag. Retrieved 10 March 2025. Baranova, Maria (14 October 2024). "Киркоров, уход со сцены, скандал из-за СВО: куда пропала певица Zivert" [Kirkorov, leaving the stage, scandal over SWO: where the singer Zivert disappeared]. News.ru [ru] (in Russian). Retrieved 10 March 2025. Dmitrievna Zivert, Yulia [@_zivert]; (21 January 2019). "данным постом отвечаю на самый часто задаваемый вопрос моей жизни 📑🔍" [this post answers the most frequently asked question of my life 📑🔍] (in Russian). Retrieved 8 March 2025 – via Instagram. "Zivert (Юлия Зиверт) – Биография, творчество и личная жизнь" [Zivert (Yulia Zivert) – Biography, creative work and personal life]. HypeStar (in Russian). 6 March 2020. Retrieved 8 March 2025. "Zivert (Юлия Зиверт): биография, фото, личная жизнь, муж, дети, где родилась" [Zivert (Yulia Zivert): biography, photos, personal life, husband, children, where she was born]. AboutAn (in Russian). 3 November 2019. Retrieved 8 March 2025. Shestak, Polina (4 December 2023). "Будни стюардессы, жизнь в Азии: что известно о новом наставнике «Голоса»" [Life as a stewardess, life in Asia: what we know about the new mentor of The Voice]. News.ru [ru] (in Russian). Retrieved 10 March 2025. "Зиверт: биография, фото, интересные факты, личная жизнь" [Zivert: biography, photos, interesting facts, personal life]. Celeb Bio (in Russian). 29 December 2022. Retrieved 26 July 2025. Отец Дмитрий Сытник. У отца в жилах течет украинская и цыганская кровь. Родители певицы в разводе. [Father Dmitry Sytnik. The singer's father has Ukrainian and Gypsy blood running through his veins. The singer's parents are divorced.] "Биография и личная жизнь певицы Зиверт" [Biography and personal life of singer Zivert]. Diwis (in Russian). 17 July 2021. Retrieved 26 July 2025. "Образование Zivert" [Zivert Education]. abiturient-uga.ru (in Russian). Retrieved 26 July 2025.[dead link] "Зиверт (Zivert) – биография, новости, личная жизнь" [Zivert (Zivert) – biography, news, personal life]. Stuki-Druki.com (in Russian). 18 December 2020. Retrieved 8 March 2025. "Zivert — Bio, Parents, Music career, Boyfriend, Net worth, Interesting facts". World-Celebs.com. Retrieved 8 March 2025. Malay, Katerina (18 July 2023). "Росіяни затравили путіністку Zivert, бо їм почулося, що вона виступила проти війни: перелякана співачка виправдалася" [Russians